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Suddenly Night
Everything happens for no reason and suddenly, but its outcome and fate are no longer without reason and cause great sorrow. An Afghan girl is placed next to several Iranian men, and their positions change, and everything goes hand in hand, and in order to escape the great wrath, a disaster occurs.
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Everything happens for no reason and suddenly, but its outcome and fate are no longer without reason and cause great sorrow. An Afghan girl is placed next to several Iranian men, and their positions change, and everything goes hand in hand, and in order to escape the great wrath, a disaster occurs.
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Written By:Ali Mansoorabadi
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Runtime:15 minutes
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